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Four great diesel programs: Last Streamliners Through The Rockies The concept for this program began with two 16mm color films – one film is the last run of the “Royal Gorge” passenger train Western Rails Western Rails includes a great variety of places and railroads. You will see Kansas City Southern on the Mississippi River…
“Cincy Diesels” spends time in Cincinnati where the CSX line heads onto the C&O River Bridge approach where we see a number of trains at different visits, with the skyline of Cincinnati in the background. We also see the Norfolk Southern engine terminal in Ludlow, Kentucky. The Southern and Norfolk Southern merger is still fairly…
St. Louis is a hotbed of American Railroading. Thirteen railroads can be found at work in the Gateway City that ranks third as a national rail center.
See big diesels at the height of the fall color season.
100 trains a day, from the middle of the Triangle.
Salisbury, Oyama Yard to Asheville, the old Southern Loops.
Railfan the busy line Salisbury to Oyama Yard.
Heavy freight, intermodal tackle the 2 mile hill at the south end of Linwood Yard.
NS action on the former Southern DC to Atlanta Line.
The ground shakes with all the traffic.
Run-through power, MOW ballast cleaning, and the circus train!
Crosstie replacement is a vital infrastructure maintenance project, but must be done without disrupting train schedules. In high traffic lanes where work windows are short, Norfolk Southern deploys its “Tie and Surfacing Super Gang”. 2 disc set.
We follow this historic line from CP Walton (junction of the Pulaski District and the N&W main to Bluefield) to Shawsville, Virginia, via Christiansburg.
Bluefield is a major NS yard and railfan hot spot.
Railfan Thomasville, NC on the busy DC to ATL main.
Exclusively focus on NS diesels.
Change on NS’s Washington to Atlanta Main.
Railfan this long-time railroad city.
Short and sweet, this is the famous Pocahontas District.
The Pokey in and near Bluefield (2010).
Railfanning between Old Fort and Swannanoa, NC.
20 locomotives in commemorative paint, in one spot.
CSX and NS roll heavy tonnage through Derby City.
National Historic Landmark and busy NS rail corridor.
This is one end of the famous “Rathole Division”.
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